Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07
Interesting Events Connected
with the Extraordinary Assem-.
blage of Territorial
Wisdom.
r.o Feature of the Session So Far
The Cascade County Bill, Which
Is shared by the Go
pher Bill.
and and Long Continued Protests
From Benton and Helena and
Arguments From Great
Falls.
The Council.

.rvERAL BILLS PASS UNANIMOUsLY,
HELENA, September 3~.-[Special to The
unerby the Rocky Mountain Telegraph
+, the Council to-day the Committee On
Grazing aud StockgrowiDg reported Coun.
aRll No. 8, to amend the Scab Law,
stbout recommendation. Kennedy gave
,otice of a bill to amend the Assessment
md Tax Levy Law, passed at the last ses-
ian. By consent Holiday introduced a
Nj to Transfer Certain Records from Gal.
Win to Park County. Read twice and re-
vsd to the Committee on Towns and
antics. Hundley introduced a bill to
hotect Owners Of Apparatus and vessels
,ed in the manufacture OF mineral waters,
hars. etc. 1t provides that all such shall
inf their trade marks on file, and imposes
nenalty upon persons using unauthorized
rsssels bearing such marks. Read twice
ond referred to the Judiciary Committee.
uundley's bill, to Define Disturbances of
the Peace, with particular reference to dis
orderly
CONDUCT ON DACE TRACKS
vas passed by a unanimous vote. The
hill to amend the Gunpowder Storage act,
introduced by Richards, was passed by a
unanimous vote. This bill provides that |
houses where powder or other explosives
are stored shall be built with walls. if of
wood eight inches, if OF brick twelve inches
and il of stone twenty inches thick, with a
door plated with iron. The Council went
into committee of the whole, Hundley ::in
the chair. C. B. s, to amend the Scab
law was recousi6ered and recommended
for massage. The Committee on Elections
reported H. B. Z, regarding the qualifca-
tion OF voters OF incorporated cities and
towns, with majority and minority.
recommendations respectively for passage
and nou.passage. Richards, ofthe minority
dthe committee, stated that he had a
telegram from Bozeman saying remon-
strances were in preparation there against
it and desired it to be postponed until
Monday. The bill and the reports were
placed on general orders. The Committee
on Towns and Counties reported Z. B. IL,
for the transfer OF records from Gallatin to
Park county, with a recommendation for
passage. Placed on the general orders.
THE FOLLOWING BILLS WERE INTRODUCED,
read and appropriately referred. By Col
Inns, G.. B. No. 10, to amend the Code of
Civil Procedure relating to instructions
given to iuries; by Collins, c. B. No. IA,
relating to trials; by Collins, G. B. No. ]
Is, concerning appeals; by Burleigh, C. B.
No. 16, relating to motions for new trials;
by Burlsigh, C.B. No. II, to amend the
court stenographer law OF last session.;
BY Waters. c. B. No. 10, to further define
the boundaries of Yellowstone County,;
bad and referred to a special committee
consisting of the members from Yellow.
and Meagher. the counties affected
by it; C. B. to amend the Recorders
s law; C.. B. No. 6, creating
&s office OF attorney general.
vas read and referred to the Judiciary
Committee. Richards and .Pardee were ,
ranted leave of absence, the former till !
Monday noon. the latter till Tuesday
morning. Both houses have accepted an
IMITATION to visit the Gate of the Noun !
ains on the steamer Rose OF Helena" l
and will be accompanied by the Board Of 9
starting at Z o'clock in the morn .